The State Duma has prepared amendments to the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, providing for up to 35 years in prison for sabotage activities

Since the beginning of the Russian Armed Forces' special operation in Ukraine, the number of sabotage acts on Russian territory has increased sharply.

These crimes are committed by our fellow citizens, recruited by Ukrainian and Western intelligence services. It is worth noting that Russians often carry out orders from foreign curators for a monetary reward, literally selling their homeland.

Against this backdrop, Russian legislators are taking measures to toughen penalties for such crimes. Thus, the head of the Security Committee Vasily Piskarev in his TG channel wrote that State Duma deputies have prepared amendments to the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, providing for up to 35 years in prison for sabotage activities.

At the moment, punishment for the above-mentioned crimes provides for up to 30 years in prison.

Let us recall that sabotage activities mean the destruction of civilian infrastructure, as well as life support facilities for the population. In addition, this also includes harming nature and human health in order to undermine the economic security and defense capability of the country.

According to the instructions of Russian President Vladimir Putin, voiced by him at the FSB board, traitors who commit sabotage against their country will be found and punished regardless of the statute of limitations for their crime.

Comments

[Ivan Ivanov]

Those. Is it not enough to bring back the death penalty?

[dmi.pris1]

Steel Faberge, most likely. Well, some Kama Sutra doesn’t allow it, so introduce a life sentence

[private person]

, so enter life sentence

So then feed their parasites and they will also complain about their inhumane treatment. No, it’s better to immediately smear your forehead with green paint.

[antiaircrafter]

Quote: private person

feed their parasites

And when they leave, they will demand a pension.

[krot]

The MPs are real brakes!!! It was necessary to increase the sentence for treason, subversion and the like 2 years ago with the beginning of the SVO!
But better late than never.

[Cat Alexandrovich]

Two years? Yes, these sock pickers haven’t done a damn thing in this direction for decades.

[Machito]

Didn’t Deputy Minister Ivanov undermine the country’s defense capability?
He is a hundred times worse than schoolchildren saboteurs who set fire to transformer booths.
When he turns 35, he’ll be on his bunk just right.

[Sanya Terek]

Didn’t Deputy Minister Ivanov undermine the country’s defense capability?
He is a hundred times worse than schoolchildren saboteurs who set fire to transformer booths.
When he turns 35, he’ll be on his bunk just right.

This is the perfect time for him to receive capital punishment - EXECUTION, confiscation of finances and all property belonging to him personally and all his relatives.

[alystan]

Or maybe it was the State Duma that urgently made amendments specifically for Ivanov?

[ramzay21]

But don’t the deputies want to introduce an article into the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation for sabotage and sabotage of officials with the same punishment? It is not yet known what is worse: sabotage and sabotage by decision-makers or sabotage.

[Cat Alexandrovich]

But they don’t want to!
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[Polite Moose]

Quote: private person

No, it’s better to immediately smear your forehead with green paint

When our judges won’t throw $10 million into weddings for their children, when our investigators with the rank of captain won’t drive luxury cars worth his salary for 20 years, when our powers that be won’t squeeze people’s business out of them with the help of law enforcement officers organs, then it will be possible to safely smear the foreheads of the convicted with brilliant green until the very end.

[kit88]

Criminal Code of the Russian Federation Article 281. Sabotage
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is punished by imprisonment for the term from fifteen up to twenty years or life imprisonment.

[kit88]

The State Duma has prepared amendments to the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation

I did not have the honor of reading these amendments, but it seems very likely that they boil down to a small amendment to Art. 56 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. Namely, part 5 of this article. Where they will simply enter the number of article 281, which for some reason they forgot to mention there earlier.
And now, based on the totality of sentences (not crimes, but sentences), it will be possible to receive a total sentence of 35 years instead of 30 for sabotage.

In general, almost all sabotage articles and points include life imprisonment. So because of these “edits” there is a lot of noise, little sense, a purely technical amendment of the Criminal Code.

[dmi.pris1]

Thanks for the clarification.. We part ways. Curtain

[ergh081]

We have humanists and liberals in the State Duma and the Federation Council. And the most important liberal is the president. What would you like? The Crocus killers will be sentenced to life. What if there was a miscarriage of justice? What if they weren't the ones doing the shooting? Oh no no no. Feed, water, wash, clothe, guard, maintain buildings, pay salaries to staff, etc. We live richly. Scum, in broad daylight, in the middle of the city, under camera, cuts a man with a knife for nothing. We'll investigate, maybe it's not him. Shoot one or two, they’ll quickly understand what’s what. In general, all this brethren (hot-blooded, knife lovers) must be checked for carrying knives: a knife in your pocket - that’s a sentence, a sentence, deportation. Absolutely awesome

[Pavel_Sveshnikov]

But it turns out that the death penalty was not cancelled. It was we who observed a moratorium on its use so that European countries would hand over to us criminals who had escaped to them and were threatened by the tower. Since now they are unlikely to extradite anyone to us, in theory we could end this moratorium. But personally I am against it. What immediately comes to mind is how three innocent guys were shot instead of the maniac Tickled. Then they apologized to their relatives. They said sorry, they were wrong...

[Polite Moose]

Quote: Pavel_Sveshnikov

They shot three innocent guys instead of the maniac Tickled

Chikatilo is the most striking example. And how many people are imprisoned because of judicial errors or trumped-up cases. In Soviet times, dishonest cops threw currency at people they didn’t like. Nowadays - drugs. And in the future, they will throw in “exposed” bank cards and SIM cards with “traces” of terrorist or espionage activities. People should have at least some chance and time to justify themselves. And posthumous rehabilitation is neither hot nor cold.

[Lev_Russia]

State Duma deputies prepared amendments to the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, providing for up to 35 years in prison for sabotage activities.

Here... Closer to the truth... How about lifting the moratorium on the death penalty...???

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Lev_Russia

State Duma deputies prepared amendments to the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, providing for up to 35 years in prison for sabotage activities.

Here ... Already closer to the truth... How about lifting the moratorium on the death penalty...???

Fifty years is even closer...

Why are they doing nonsense? They cut a cat's tail one centimeter at a time...
There isn’t enough steel in the testicles themselves, so they would hold a referendum on the death penalty, or something... And not individually for each type of crime, but en masse - terrorism, treason, pedophilia, serial killers, theft of budget funds in especially large... .
For example, the result of such a referendum does not raise any questions for me.

[Lev_Russia]

For example, the result of such a referendum does not raise any questions for me.

Me too... But it’s hard to believe in the Kremlin’s approval for holding such a referendum... In my opinion, deep down in their hearts they still don’t believe that sanctions and a new cold, sometimes turning into a hot, war are very for a long time, and for many of us forever... Well, in vain... The West this time, apparently, has decided to finish us off completely... So no sentimentality - either us or them, and if we continue to be liberal with our internal and external enemies, then it will be us...

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Lev_Russia

This time, apparently, the West has decided to finish us off completely...

And when did they fight with us “for fun”? Like, for example, Hitler “occupied” France or Napoleon “conquered” Poland. The question has always been clear for us

Quote: Lev_Russia

either us or them

And therefore, Lev, you are absolutely right - you need to fight seriously not only outside, but also inside.

[Ivan Ivanov]

There isn’t enough steel in the testicles themselves, so they could hold a referendum on the death penalty, or something...

The Kremlin understands how the referendum will end, and this is scary. And life in Gorbachev’s shell shock is an unhealthy state, but so familiar.

[goscha_04]

I'm ready to feed you as much as you can stand.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote from: Peter1First

All the assholes there don’t just sit, they work

It seems to me that there is no self-sufficiency like in past times

[Bledar]

It seems to me that there is no self-sufficiency like in past times

Indeed, how can an employee working literally for food pay for himself?

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

In general, self-sufficiency includes the maintenance of the correctional institution, the salary fund for all employees of the correctional institution, the maintenance of prisoners, etc.

[Cananecat]

only 20 years old?

In the first case, the criminal does not realize that as a result of burning the cabinet, an accident could have occurred in which many more people could have been injured. In the second case, the criminal was aware of his danger, which poses less danger to society than in the first case.

[Andrei from Chelyabinsk]

Quote from: Peter1First

Why will a stupid young saboteur who burned a relay cabinet on a railway be given 35 years,

Yes, not necessarily, there seems to be from 10, and from 15 if people died

[Nyrobsky]

Quote from: Peter1First

All the assholes there don’t just sit, but work / sew clothes, for example /. So at least self-sufficiency.

You are wrong. It was during the Soviet era that they (the assholes) all worked without exception, but now they may not work. Then the zones were called correctional labor colonies, or correctional labor colonies, but now they are simply correctional colonies. If a prisoner receives sufficient warming from the outside, then he stupidly serves his sentence and his consent is necessary to attract him to work. in case of coercion, he will file a complaint with the prosecutor’s office for supervision of the IC.

Quote from: Peter1First

But what’s really better, to die right away, or to live for 35 years, or rather to exist, and not live - knowing that you’ll probably die in prison - that’s the question!

Here this “coin” also has two sides. When the sentence is long, the convict experiences a deformation of his personality, which is aggravated by the loss of family and social ties in the wild, when he feels much more comfortable within a limited territory than in freedom. In the zone, he can solve any issue, through the same supervisor or the administration, he is not faced with issues of arranging everyday life, such as a canteen, a bed, a bedside table, a bathhouse, medicine, light, heat, etc., and once in freedom he left to his own devices (homeless) and really doesn’t know what to do and how to solve these issues, as a result of which, having received a certificate of release, these pretzels often only get to the first station, where, after celebrating for several days, these long-term residents deliberately commit a crime from hooligans are extremely serious and happily surrender to the hands of the “native police” in order to return to their usual habitat.

[Leshak]

...as a result of which, having received a certificate of release, these pretzels often only get to the first station, where, after celebrating for several days, these long-term residents deliberately commit a crime from hooligan to serious and happily surrender into the hands of the “native police”, so that return to your usual habitat.

And such cases are not isolated, especially for those who worry from childhood to gray hair.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Leshak

And such cases are not isolated, especially for those who worry from childhood to gray hair.

So I’m talking about the fact that a long sentence for a long-term prisoner does not correct him, but only makes him a lifelong burden for the state, because then he can count on being kept in a boarding school for the elderly, where he will put pressure on the psyche of normal old people with his prison authority and poison them for the rest of their lives. As for me, the most humane thing in relation to society that the state could apply to traitors and collaborators is execution, since this would probably (albeit partially) keep some mentally immature, but potentially ready for betrayal, from betraying recklessly step, and society itself from the need to support this TV at the expense of its taxes.

[Cananecat]

I don’t understand the prison sentences of 25 and 35 years.

They still have to serve...

[Nexcom]

They threw five in total. Not enough.
And still they don’t give more than 20, as practice shows....

[Yes it's me]

Trepovoy seems to have given more if they don’t reconsider after the appeal

[krops777]

And what about bribe takers, especially those who don’t wear various kinds of regalia? They, especially those in power, are the most important saboteurs.

[goscha_04]

let's take democratic standards in total, so for 300 years

[Stepan S]

Well, if 30 years are provided for sabotage and this does not help, then 35 years will not fix anything, there is not much difference, especially since people who cooperate for money clearly do not shine with intelligence, and do not read the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.

[Electrical]

Well, if 30 years are provided for sabotage and this does not help, then 35 years will not fix anything, there is not much difference,

It depends on how you look. You can, after all, beautifully report on improving the fight against sabotage by as much as 17%.

[Peter1First]

That's how it is in America! In addition to the death penalty and life sentence, there are sentences of 200...300 years! Try to wait!

[Nexcom]

it started.... the minusers came out.

[Ivan Ivanov]

I wonder who these people are

[Nexcom]

Fuck it.... Let them minus it.

[Leshak]

Yes, things went well, however...

[Thrifty]

But the authorities don’t think why people go to burn relay cabinets for 15-20 thousand rubles?

[Nexcom]

They don't think. They don't care. They have a median salary of 100 thousand. Like people are not poor...

[Thrifty]

It’s bad that instead of sanity we only have a whip as an argument! We need to pull the country’s population out of poverty!

[Nexcom]

Why send them to a psychotherapist at taxpayers' expense?

[Technician_Harlan]

Now you can earn very decent money, even in regions far from Moscow. You just have to try and work. There are a lot of vacancies. If necessary, you can study your profession and develop further. But no! It’s better to sit on social networks, get into the development of a Ukrainian curator, and try to earn at the same time (one-time) a measly 15-20 thousand rubles, knowing that 15-20 years are at stake in places not so remote. This is Darwin's theory of evolution in an example. Work is boring and boring for us, we need money, so we risk treason and terrorism for a small share.

[Thrifty]

Technicians, they have taught people how to work, especially young people! Lawyers and economists have been bred and trained, you can’t put them on a machine, they will break your nails, they will damage your manicure...

[Technician_Harlan]

Thrifty, again needs to be taught somehow. And so Darwin’s theory is some kind of pure form.

[goscha_04]

Everyone has the same education, even the villagers have smartphones and they are not black sheep in the cities.

[goscha_04]

Well, they probably didn’t tell them that it’s 15-20 years

[your1970]

"But the authorities don’t think why people go to burn relay cabinets for 15-20 thousand rubles?”
During the Second World War, the authorities did not look at the satiety or hunger of the saboteur - they simply wrote out an extra hole in the head.
And yes, the scorched wardrobe is no different from the Krokusovsky ones - only the passengers were lucky; in the event of a train crash, there would be no less victims.
Or do you offer people going on sabotage to raise their salary??

[Alexander Ra]

Finally! Now the actions of EBN, Shushkevich, Kravchuk, Gaidar, Chubais are recognized as sabotage.

[Grossvater]

Quote: Thrifty

But the authorities don’t think why people go to burn relay cabinets for 15-20 thousand rubles?

Because he has no brains and his income has absolutely nothing to do with it. Go ride somewhere else!

[Thrifty]

Grossvater - if you like it so much, then download it for your health, and in a good way change the manual, write it like a carbon copy of one nonsense, pseudo-trait!

[ximkim]

They imitate their work.
Probably such a deadline is being developed for another law.

[Grossvater]

Quote: Thrifty

It’s bad that instead of sanity we only have a whip as an argument! We need to pull the country’s population out of poverty!

So what do you think I'm doing now? I answer: I sit at work, because from half past four until six I simply cannot go to the center.
All the “beggars” drive home from work in their own cars. In the morning it’s the same, either before half past seven or after nine. "Beggars" go to work.
The distant castle, if anything. Provinces.
We're tired of jumping around already!
Some new training manuals have been delivered.

[Grossvater]

Quote: Arkady007

Why do I need this?

You will find yourself in the wrong place at the wrong time. You will understand.
Or do you think that you are insured against someone’s mistakes?

[acetophenone]

That is, in 20 years a person will not be re-educated. And he won’t have time to realize he’s wrong. And in 35 years - will he have time?
State Duma - as it is.

[Revolver]

There is no doubt, such people need to be planted. But not by 35, but by count. Publicly. Well, or at least hang it.

[bone1]

Why play with numbers - 30-35? - let's get a life sentence - the main thing is that there is no amnesty

[agoran]

In the old days I read one work, EMNIP Aquarium. They caught a maniac there and impaled him in the prison yard; he screamed and demanded trial. If I'm not mistaken, the prototype is Sergei Golovkin.

[Mikhail Dadeko]

In our country, now the term is given in aggregate, find the judge who would give 40 years, and not life, and the “deputy prisoners” are simply bored!

[Roman Efremov]

Why exactly 35 and not life? There is no fundamental difference.

[Gardamir]

causing harm to nature and human health in order to undermine the economic security and defense capability of the country.

that is, Timur Ivanov is a saboteur? Or is it something else?

[Joker62]

It would be better to reinstate the law on the death penalty than to pass a law on 35 years of imprisonment.

[Workyaga]

or even noticeably, there was a cry to look for witches - now the witches are to blame for everything. And the guilty are again the most defenseless and the most controllable...
How will they prove it? I would really like our law enforcement officers to have actual information, obtained by technical means, that would be objective, reliable and complete in analysis and proof. And most importantly, it was obtained not on coffee grounds and not according to the ABS-adnabab principle, but said that someone wrote a three-letter word on the fence, and therefore the earthquake in the Pacific Ocean was also to blame...

Here, the big leaders have gathered, after a breakdown, one responsible, authoritative specialist says in a clear, confident voice that another service has problems. Immediately there is such a whisper, it’s their fault, it’s their reason for the breakdown... Then they start screaming, but for this they should be fired, shot, and you yourself think that everything was screwed up for big mistakes... The problem is inflated in its importance and urgency... And no one asked what we did, what others did, why we did something if it wasn’t us who had the problem, what was discovered, under what circumstances, why such a decision was made to go there and why they didn’t tell anyone...

Why, because we are afraid and the simplest thing is to blame someone... And the leaders like it, that someone is to blame...
What I mean is that if a terrorist falls into such a millstone, then it is right that he will be imprisoned, and if an innocent worker has no money with a white salary, then the millstones will be worked out in the same way. But this will not be correct.

[Oleg Apushkin]

Taking into account today's realities, this is a normal amendment and should be welcomed. Will Ivanov fall under this article or, as always, negligence and amnesty?

[Winnie76]

. Let us recall that sabotage activities mean the destruction of civilian infrastructure, as well as life support facilities for the population.

The breadth of this concept is troubling. This formulation can be used to describe a hooligan who broke a glass at a bus stop, a girl who flushed diapers down the toilet, or a responsible person who spent an extra billion on office supplies.

[singless]

you need to enter the coefficient. 35% to 35

[shurik354]

So are we having sabotage or terrorist attacks?

[ergh081]

But military personnel and various officials during hostilities should not be tried for theft, corruption and bribes, but under the article - treason, treason

[VladimirNET]

Let them introduce responsibility for parents too for such activities of their children: there are too MANY such activities going on...
And they will not just introduce it, but ALL over the media - they constantly report about it. MEANING:
If you want good things for your parents, don’t break this law yourself!

[Alex66]

sabotage activities mean the destruction of civilian infrastructure, as well as life support facilities for the population. In addition, this also includes harm to nature and human health.

So a bunch of officials from those who built the dam in Orsk to Ginzburg with his vaccine fall under this definition